National Greenhouse Inventory System

May 21, 2019

Greenhouse gases (GHGs) trap the sun’s heat, making life possible. Yet the world’s growing demand for energy, food, and materials has caused too many GHGs to be released into the atmosphere. As a result, we are experiencing dramatic changes in climatic patterns and an increase in global temperatures. This has major and wide-ranging impacts on meteorological, agricultural, ecological and socioeconomic systems across the world.

Country

Malawi

Sectors

Adaptation, Integration, Natural Resource Management

Strategic Objective

Integration, Mitigation

Topics

Emissions, Low Emission Development, Mitigation

Region

Africa

Conference

Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference 2024 (ICR24)

Conference

The International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure 2024

Webinar/Presentation

Resilient, Inclusive and Sustainable Environments Grants Challenge Event

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USAID launched the Climate Gender Equity Fund at COP27 to harness the power of public-private partnerships to close the gender-climate finance gap.

Three women standing around a clay pot

Analyses of USAID Feed the Future programs revealed substantial opportunities to reduce methane emissions while increasing incomes and food security.

Watering tree seedlings HAS Haiti